I am not just a tycoon-Chapter 627 - 390 Clown Superior His Identity_2

Chapter 627: Chapter 390 Clown, Superior, His Identity_2

Chapter 627: Chapter 390 Clown, Superior, His Identity_2

If she could hear Shen Xuan of the same age calling her “sister-in-law,” it seemed like it would be a rather amusing matter… Chen Xinyu was daydreaming about this.

“Brother-in-law is really nice, and it’s only normal for sister to like him.”

In Chen Xinyu’s heart, Shen Yuan was the image of the perfect man: tall, handsome, cheerful, humorous, lively, and not bothered by trifles. Key point was, he was especially good at flirting.

Every time she thought about those sneaky, compromising moments with her brother-in-law, her heartbeat would “thump thump thump” speed up, and her cheeks couldn’t help but turn red.

“Really now, if sister-in-law likes him, she likes him, what’s with the blushing?”

Shen Xuan sipped on her milk tea, wondering what on earth made so many girls like her brother who had that kind of attitude.

It was one thing for him to be flirtatious, but making his sister clean up the messes he caused was another.

“He’s just a bit more handsome, in better shape, has a little bit of money-making ability, talks a good game, what else does he have?”

Shen Xuan shook her head, truly not understanding.

Chen Xinyu: “…..”

Meanwhile, Gao Hua sat dejectedly at a corner table.

Looking at the Assam tea and roll on the table, he had no appetite whatsoever.

“How’s it going, Hua?”

His roommate asked.

Before Gao Hua could respond, the roommate sitting opposite said, “Didn’t you see? She didn’t give it to him. Don’t be disheartened, Hua. Even I wouldn’t dare say I’m 100% sure of getting her WeChat. It’s normal that you were rejected.”

“Cut the crap, you always act so tough, but you chicken out more than anyone.”

“You don’t know anything, a true master doesn’t make a move easily.”

“Master my foot! You try hitting up someone for once!”

“Let’s not argue.”

Gao Hua couldn’t take in any of the bickering, silently took a bite of the roll, and after a long while, pushed out a sentence: “Let’s have a drink tonight.”

“Sure, I’ll keep you company all night. It’s no big deal, it’s just a girl!”

“Fine then. I actually had a date to watch a movie with a girl, but for the bros, I guess I’ll cancel.”

“…..”

Gao Hua had not been gone long when another guy came over, dressed in a white shirt and dress pants, with a pair of black leather shoes, looking very spirited.

“This must be someone else coming to find you, right? Looks like at least a senior.”

Shen Xuan shook her head; first-year or second-year students seldom wore shirts and dress pants, and most of the male students at Nanzhong University didn’t shave or use hair gel.

This senior had tucked his shirt into his pants, combed his hair like an adult, clearly appearing much more mature.

“Probably.”

Chen Xinyu’s brow furrowed, recognizing the senior. She couldn’t use the excuse “I have a boyfriend” to deflect, and he wasn’t here for her WeChat either.

“What a coincidence, junior sister, you’re here too.”

The male student gave a bright smile and then looked at Shen Xuan: “This junior sister seems new, are you in the same class as Junior Sister Chen?”

“No, I’m from a different major.”

Shen Xuan shook her head, thinking this senior seemed much better behaved than Yuan Hua, at least he was generous, eloquent, and even bothered to greet her.

“Let me introduce myself, my name is Wang Lei, a senior in the Clinical Pharmacy program.”

“Shen Xuan.”

Shen Xuan nodded slightly.

“Just rushed back from Bairui Pharmaceutical, heard that some important leaders are visiting, and Academician Zhang in charge of anti-tumor nanomedicine research will also be there, my tutor asked me to come and learn.”

Wang Lei said with self-satisfaction.

Sounded impressive, but Shen Xuan suspected he was showing off. She didn’t interrupt, just quietly thought to herself.

“Mhm.”

Chen Xinyu nodded indifferently, not giving much of a response.

Wang Lei didn’t care; among so many male students at the school, there were only a few who could add Chen Xinyu on WeChat. He felt that he was far ahead of them.

Wang Lei then said with a smile: “That guy just now must have been asking the junior for her WeChat, right? In that case, juniors can say they already have a boyfriend. This way, those guys will back off. If they keep asking, you can say I’m your boyfriend. Don’t get me wrong, junior, I’m just trying to spare you the trouble.”

Shen Xuan couldn’t help but take a few more looks at this Wang Lei. Not bad at all, hitting on someone by using the “indirect approach.” Securing the “nominal boyfriend” status could provide an opportunity to make it official.

Not bad, not bad at all, he’s starting to resemble my annoyingly lovable older brother.

Chen Xinyu responded with an apologetic smile: “Thanks for the thought, senior.”

“No problem, just a suggestion.”

Wang Lei grandly waved his hand and continued to chat with Chen Xinyu and Shen Xuan for a few more sentences.

Chen Xinyu communicated with a sense of distance, sparing her words, which Wang Lei could feel, so he didn’t insist on dragging the conversation.

But having talked this long, Wang Lei felt that other male students in the cafeteria should be able to tell that their relationship was pretty good. So that kind of clown who approached her earlier had better not join in the chaos.

His intent was like a stray cat marking its territory with urine, declaring to other cats, “This is my turf.”

Unfortunately, the other male students also considered him a clown.

What’s there to be proud of? You didn’t even sit down, she was quite cold in her responses, just stop trying so hard, okay?

“I should head out then, my advisor sent me a WeChat message saying it’s about to start. This anti-tumor nanomedicine research is very important; if developed successfully, it could benefit all cancer patients, so it’s particularly meaningful.”

Wang Lei seemed casual, but actually snuck in a bit of bragging, then left with a beaming smile.

After he left, Shen Xuan curled her lips and said: “Xinyu, he seems a bit pretentious, acting like he’s the one developing the medication.”

Chen Xinyu explained: “Bairui is one of the best pharmaceutical companies in the country. Their R&D, technology, and innovative drug achievements are among the top in the nation. It’s impressive to intern at Bairui Pharmaceutical.”

“No wonder he’s so confident. What about you, though? Are you interested in this?”

“Not interested.”

Chen Xinyu still shook her head. No matter how outstanding the guy was, compared to Shen Yuan, he just paled in comparison.

She felt that if she could disclose Shen Yuan’s identity publicly, she would never have these kinds of troubles again.

“You’re too picky, Xinyu.”

Shen Xuan said with a judging tone: “But this senior really is too pretentious, showing off his superiority to us several times. He doesn’t think we can’t hear it, does he?”

“…”

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Not long after, Shen Yuan, under the guidance of Wei Zhuo, arrived at the medical school’s laboratory.

In the lab, Shen Yuan put on a gown, shoe covers, mask, goggles, and gloves.

This was to prevent saliva droplets from talking and coughing from contaminating the experimental samples.

Within the lab, Shen Yuan’s attention became very focused. The person introducing the project was a professor with gray hair, said to be an academician.

“Nanomedicines can target cancer cells through special design. If the membrane of cancer cells is coated with nanoparticles carrying the chemotherapy drug paclitaxel, it can easily penetrate….”

The further it went, the more esoteric the terminology became, and Shen Yuan, the academic underachiever, was getting a bit lost.

With a “cough cough” from Vice Chancellor Wei Zhuo, the academician, Professor Zhang, changed his diction and succinctly said:

“Basically, if the anti-cancer nanomedicine is successfully developed, it can improve drug efficacy, reduce toxic side effects for patients, overcome tumor drug resistance, and enhance drug stability and solubility. It can be said to be a blessing for all cancer patients and a significant innovation in cancer-fighting technology.”

“Ah, I understand.”

Shen Yuan nodded thoughtfully. In any case, it meant that it could help more cancer patients, which aligned with his original intention to do charity.

In the following time, Professor Zhang, who was in charge of the lab, introduced Shen Yuan to the progress of the research and a few key members of the lab.

Then the main challenges they were currently facing were highlighted, which was the theme of the day.

Shen Yuan didn’t immediately make any promises but just listened quietly.

Wang Lei stood in the corner, having to tiptoe to see the academician and the “mysterious leader” in the center of the crowd.

Despite his usual bravado in front of juniors, in such a setting, he didn’t even have the qualification to speak.

Ah, 22 years old and just standing there like a minion… Wang Lei was a bit curious about who that young leader could be, accompanied by the vice chancellor, personally briefed by the academician—this person must be someone significant.

Who could it be?